Memoirs of the Most Renowned James Graham, Marquis of Montrose
Memoirs of the Most Renowned James Graham, Marquis of Montrose
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and beat out of such towns, castlesi and forts, as th^ have got possession of, without any part of our said kingdtan of England, pr other our dominions ; to re» cover the same for our use, and to relieve and free oar English subjects, and others, from the heavy yoke that by that means lieth upon them. And because of the ample testimony you have given usof vour singular wis» dom and fidelity, in the ordering and disposiog of our great and weighty affairs hitherto, to the end you may reward and e...ncourage such as have given, or shall give assistance unto you towards the advancement of our ser* vice; we do hereby give unto you full power and aatfaori* ty, from time to time, to confer the title, degree, and bo«> nour of knighthood upon such person, either natives or others^ employed under your charge and command, whom you in your discretion shall conceive fit to receive the same ; and whatsoever yoU shall do herein, accord* ing to the true intent and meaning of these presents, we dt> for us, our b^irs and successors, ratify and confirm upon the great trust and confidence which we repose in you, that ye will make sudi use of tbi» power giveA to you as may best conduce to the advancement of our service and honour.
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and beat out of such towns, castlesi and forts, as th^ have got possession of, without any part of our said kingdtan of England, pr other our dominions ; to re» cover the same for our use, and to relieve and free oar English subjects, and others, from the heavy yoke that by that means lieth upon them. And because of the ample testimony you have given usof vour singular wis» dom and fidelity, in the ordering and disposiog of our great and weighty affairs hitherto, to the end you may reward and e...ncourage such as have given, or shall give assistance unto you towards the advancement of our ser* vice; we do hereby give unto you full power and aatfaori* ty, from time to time, to confer the title, degree, and bo«> nour of knighthood upon such person, either natives or others^ employed under your charge and command, whom you in your discretion shall conceive fit to receive the same ; and whatsoever yoU shall do herein, accord* ing to the true intent and meaning of these presents, we dt> for us, our b^irs and successors, ratify and confirm upon the great trust and confidence which we repose in you, that ye will make sudi use of tbi» power giveA to you as may best conduce to the advancement of our service and honour.
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